Meetup group to practise your Spanish and meet people.

Hello, I am from Spain and I am teacher. I would like to teach Spanish close to Queen´s park but I don´t have any problem if I have to travel.
My classes always are in spanish (although we can talk in english a little) I think in this way you can improve your listening and your speaking. Usually, I use music, funny exercises, moreover I use my laptop.

If you would you like see my cv I can sent you.

One hour are 20 pounds.

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Link to article on TES website: http://www.tes.co.uk/article.aspx?storycode=2431631

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Rote learning and memorising lists of verbs are out fluent talking is in, with the Michel Thomas language method. It works by boosting pupils’ confidence, says Martin Cosgrove

hi,i m direct,a boy from china.i wanna learn spanish because i think it's very interesting and useful.i 'd like to make frieds you and open my eyes to the world,thank you!

I am hoping to finish my beginners Spanish book before my trip to Madrid.
I've never learned Spanish before although my French is reasonable.
The thing is I don't like going abroad and being clueless about the language if I can help it, so even if I can just get the basics I'll be pleased.

It's interesting that some things in Spanish are very familiar if you know French:

By foot - à pied (French) - a pie (Spanish)
Bread - pain (French) - pan (Spanish)
Wednesday - mercredi (French) - miércoles (Spanish)

but then at times Spanish is very different:

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A webiste for GCSE/A Level students considering opening up their career opportunities by studying a lesser known language when they move on to higher education.

A fun interactive website for children to find out all about English and other languages.

Practise your language skills online for free and get help from native speakers.

Languedoc-Midi.info is an Anglophone business directory listing course providers in the Languedoc- Roussillon region in the South of France.

A link to the main website of the Goethe Institute, which I think is a fantastic resource for information on German culture, language learning and german cultural events near you.

The Goethe institute has centers in main cities all over the world. In England there is one in London and another in Manchester. I recommend you look at their events calender as often they might have film and event evenings. Films are often subtitles or even in English when it's a case of the director being German and the cast English.

Enjoy.

Learning a new language is always presented like a debate between companies that want to convince you their product is better, for that, you get the usual part where the users or so-called express their amazement and the progress they made thanks to a particular method. It is always fantastic and so easy.

Maps of languages spoken across Southeast Asia from muturzikin.com

London Language studio has a team of friendly and professional tutors. See our website's forum & articles for a free advice on how to learn languages

Here are some testimonials with useful information from our students

A flyer for SoE that I gave out at an event in France a while ago.

School_Flyer_French7.pdf

It helps me to learn vocabulary and to understand the grammar